Person:Jacob Schuur (1)

Jacob Cornelius Martinus Schuur
d.18 Apr 1948
m. 15 Apr 1863
  1. Jacob Cornelius Martinus Schuur1865 - 1948
  2. Janna Willemina Schuur1866 - 1939
  3. Annette Schuur1868 - 1957
  4. Bernard Hendrick Christinus Schuur1870 - 1949
  5. Cornelius Schuur1872 - 1904
  6. William Schuur1876 -
  7. Henry Schuur1877 -
m. 12 Nov 1890
  1. Cornelius William Schuur1892 - 1926
  2. Marine Jacob Schuur1894 - 1978
  3. Angeline Minnie Schuur1898 -
m. 12 Dec 1900
  1. Margaretha Bertha Schuur1902 - 1979
  2. Katherine Gesenna Schuur1905 - 1984
  3. Martha Johanna Schuur1907 -
  4. Eunice Jeanette Schuur1910 - 2011
  5. Irene Anette Schuur1910 - 1985
Facts and Events
Name[1][2] Jacob Cornelius Martinus Schuur
Gender Male
Birth? 10 Apr 1865 Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands
Marriage 12 Nov 1890 Cleveland, OHto Minnie V. Verhoek
Marriage 12 Dec 1900 Cleveland, OHto Engelbertha Van Laaten
Death? 18 Apr 1948
Burial? Sunset Memorial Park, North Olmsted, Cuyahoga, Ohio, United States

Cleveland Public Library Necrology File: Id#: 0319742 Name: Schuur, Jacob C.M. Date: April 19, 1948 Source: Plain Dealer Notes: Schuur, Jacob C.M. of 6202 Southington, beloved husband of Bertha (nee Van Laaten); father of Marine and Martha Schuur, Mrs. Margaretha MacIntyre, Mrs. Katherine Cumberworth, Mrs. Eunice Van Linge, Mrs. Irene Paulsen and the late Cornelius W.; grandfather and great-grandfather; brother of William and Bernard Schuur and Annette Krist; suddently Sunday afternoon. Friends may call at the Geo. C. Lang Co., Funeral Home, W. 95th at Lorain Ave., where services will be held Wednesday, April 231, at 2 p.m.

Born in Amsterdam. Was five years old when family came to America. Because of his father's death, left school when 11 years old, attended night school and Metropolitan Business College. Was apprentice carpenter; during the late 1890's depression with his brother Bernard peddled oil lamps from door-to-door; worked for Cleveland Gas & Electric Company, later salesman and designer of gas and electric fixtures fro the Kayline Company. Certificate of United States Naturalization is dated 11-02-1888. Active in churches as a treasurer, session member, choir director, soloist, sang in quartets and octets, and Sunday School teacher. Was a Mason. Hobbies - singing and playing the harmonica. Buried in Sunset Memorial Park, North Olmsted, OH, 04-21-1948, Grave 3, Lot 107, Section 1-GH.

References
  1. Cleveland Public Library Necrology File.
  2. Files of Carolyn Vigneulle.